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saddam and execution again, (sigh)
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After watching the debacle that the iraqis call execution I was wondering are there any "professional" hangman still in employment anywhere in the world?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The hanging was not competent, but it was lucky. If ever dropping a person 7ft with a rope around his neck can be called humane, then getting him to climb up the scaffold steps first cannot. The noose has to be placed expertly in order to achieve the desired neck-breaking that Pierrepoint got to a fine art. The Iraqis struck lucky, that's all. I sleep better tonight in the knowledge that John Prescott, Gordon Brown, and Tony Blair have complained about the hanging. They'll have to get Saddam back and do it again properly, or else, so there, na na ni na na.
I've just watched the last part of the video that was taken by a mobile phone camera. We have now seen 2 parts pretty much available everywhere. The last part shows the camaraman walking up to a trolley that has someone in a shroud, the shroud is pulled back to display Saddams face and neck. He has a lot of blood on him and a huge gaping hole in his throat. It is considered that something was done to him post mortem. It is not a pretty sight, and although I feel it will soon be available on the net I am not going to give the link to it here. The abuse to his body in death will certainly create a whole heap of trouble and make him more of a martyr to his people than a simple hanging would have done.
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